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The Week In Review
Wed 3rd August to Tue 9th August
The Week in Review aggregates the top news stories from the past seven days and orders them by popularity. Would you like to see the whole week's news?
Met's new Commissioner starts briefings - and a search for new top team
08/08/22 - Sir Mark Rowley has started briefing politicians on his plans - and is reshuffling the top team after a series of resignations. • Sir Mark Rowley has held his first stakeholder meetings ahead of his start as the Metropolitan Police’s new Commissioner. The successor to Dame Cressida Dick has set out how he plans to improve th
NPCC to review productivity in policing
09/08/22 - The Home Secretary has asked the NPCC to leave a review of productivity in policing. • It will be led by Sir Stephen House who this morning announced that the will step down from his role as Acting Commisioner next month. The review is set to look at effectiveness and productivity in policing - identifying barriers as well as the most
PEQF should take into account benefits of direct entry, says PCC
09/08/22 - Suffolk PCC Tim Passmore is "disappointed" his force may be about to welcome their last cohort of direct entry detectives. • Suffolk was one of the first forces in the country to launch a detective entry recruitment programme in July 2017. Five years on, the force has said the scheme has been “very successful”, with PCC Ti
- 09/08/22 - PC's podcast reveals impact of assaults on officers
- 08/08/22 - CPS "can and will" prosecute street harassment with new guidance
- 08/08/22 - IOPC investigation into OP Augusta officers discontinued
- 09/08/22 - Former NCA boss set to return as Met's new Dep Commissioner
- 08/08/22 - PCC calls on car firms to give buyers steering locks
- 09/08/22 - Ivory ban needs local enforcement say campaigners and national lead
- 04/08/22 - No further action from IOPC in Daniel Morgan inquiry
- 04/08/22 - 'Action will be taken' on ASB, Merseyside tells homeowners
- 05/08/22 - Shortage of child protection officers is impacting, HMI warns
- 05/08/22 - Sussex officers under investigation over use of force in care home
- 04/08/22 - Child cruelty sentencing guidelines under revision
- 03/08/22 - Northamptonshire staff visit resettled families from Afghanistan
- 03/08/22 - Line of Duty star opens Notts new HQ
- 04/08/22 - Force's child-centred policing team roll out sport initiative
- 10/08/22 - Hampshire PCC calls for further clarification on non-crime hate incidents
- 03/08/22 - Staffordshire signs Armed Forces covenant
Features
How Durham's Checkpoint scheme is reducing reoffending
Durham's Checkpoint scheme has received praise from the government and is beginning to be adopted by other forces. • Launched in 2015, Durham’s Checkpoint scheme presented an alternative way of looking at out of court disposals and preventing re-offending. Described as an &l
- County Lines: Could use of burner phones end within 12 months?
- Interview: Dorset's chief on the service's core mission
Comment
Facial Recognition Technology: a force for good
Real life cases of LFR finding missing children and identifying sex offenders are being lost in a narrative centred on privacy and data protection says former surveillance camera commissioner Tony Porter. • In recent months, there have been a number of reports of UK police forces leveraging Fac
- Comment: The Lord, the Policing College and the front line
- Comment: where next for policing and technology?
Police Humour
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